
‘His legacy is one of unity, kindness and truly listening to understand’
Greens co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick pays tribute to Kiingi Tūheitia. Video / Mark Mitchell
Greens co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick pays tribute to Kiingi Tūheitia. Video / Mark Mitchell
Labour leader Chris Hipkins pays tribute to Kiingi Tūheitia. Video / Mark Mitchell
In today's headlines, Kīingi Tūheitia passes away aged 69, Auckland University stand-off takes dramatic turn and volunteers gear up for Daffodil Day.
Tūheitia had been in hospital recovering from heart surgery.
'Get rid of the Māori-bashing bills', Christopher Luxon and Winston Peters were told.
An incident at Ōkāhu Bay left an indelible mark on the young Claudia Orange.
Tūheitia has arrived to support New Zealand athletes.
The Kotahitanga Movement began in 1892, but this was not history repeating.
'The songs of our ancestor, the tohorā (whale), grow fainter,' says Kīngi Tuheitia.
The Poukai tradition was introduced in 1885 by the son of the first Māori king.
National has enough on its plate without buying another fight with Maori.
Meanwhile, the Green Party's James Shaw said he will resign as co-leader.
The hui at Ngāruawāhia showed a growing sense of shared purpose.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has described the bill as “divisive and unhelpful”.
Whanganui iwi travelled to Tūrangawaewae just “to be there”.
The Māori king is urging tangata whenua to have hope in unifying Aotearoa, call for vehicles to be banned on Muriwai Beach, Infrastructure New Zealand says councils need long-term independence and mayor urging for common sense after weekend fires. Video / George Heard / NZHerald
OPINION: Shane Te Pou says the hui represents an opportunity to change direction.
Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke is not afraid of korero whānau.
The visit coincides with days celebrating the teachings of prophets.
The beginning of NZ’s mission to the UK for the coronation has got off to a bumpy start.
The artist is honoured to be selected for the emerging Māori artist awards.
Morgan is back in the role he held from 2006-2012, after Linda Te Aho stepped down.
Tūheitia and other senior figures have banded together to encourage Māori to get vaccines.
A steering group will decide on future ownership options for Ihumātao land.
A three-year Herald investigation culminated with the sentencing of Rangi Whakaruru.
Close adviser to Maori King sentenced following Serious Fraud Office investigation.
Rangi Whakaruru given year's home detention and community service for $110,000 fraud.
Investigation finds adviser to Maori King funnelled charity money to his children.
Fletcher chief executive described the situation as complex.